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A five-year extension to the New START treaty provides a good beginning to the U.S.-Russia relationship under President Biden, and provides ample time to negotiate the next treaty.Read more...

Host Andrew Holland discusses the USCC's 2020 report and recommendations to Congress with Chairman Robin Cleveland, PhD and Vice Chairman Carolyn Bartholomew.Read more...

On January 12th, the American Security Project (ASP) hosted an event on the international cooperation needed for climate change.Read more...

On January 14th, the American Security Project (ASP) hosted a virtual seminar as part of its series “Looking Beyond the First 100 Days: Challenges and Opportunities for a New Biden Administration”. ASP COO Andrew Holland moderated a discussion between Congressman Don Bacon (R-NE) and ADM William Fallon, USN (Ret.) on the future of great power competition and what to expect from the new presidential administration.Read more...

On January 13th, the American Security Project (ASP) hosted a virtual seminar on public diplomacy as part of its series “Looking Beyond the First 100 Days: Challenges and Opportunities for a New Biden Administration”. Read more...

Engagement in Africa should be at the forefront of U.S. grand strategy in order to combat great power influence and reassert America's commitment to promoting peace, prosperity, democracy, and governance in the continent. Read more...

This report explores three diplomatic projects in the Middle East, in an effort to highlight noteworthy efforts at collaboration in contrast to stories about conflict.Read more...

Increasing international attention to the Arctic necessitates greater cooperation in the region. The U.S. and Russia should collaborate on search and rescue coordination, environmental protection, and oil spill response and prevention. Read more...

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